Namtok Ngao National Park

Namtok Ngao National Park is a protected forest park spanning Ranong and Chumphon provinces in southern Thailand, with its headquarters in Mueang Ranong District. Established in 1999 and covering about 668 square kilometres, it protects evergreen rainforest, mountain ranges and watershed areas. The park is notable for Ngao Waterfall visible from the highway, Punyaban and Khlong Phrao waterfalls, the Khao Nom Sao viewpoint and rich biodiversity including diverse birds and mammals.

Visitors can expect dense evergreen rainforest, mountainous terrain and several waterfalls accessible via short trails and viewpoints. The main Ngao Waterfall is visible from Phetkasem Road and reached by a short walk from the park headquarters. Other areas include Punyaban Waterfall, Khlong Phrao Waterfall and the Khao Nom Sao viewpoint offering forest and mountain views. Facilities include a visitor centre, camping area and nature trails for sightseeing, photography and birdwatching.

Declared as Thailand's 67th national park on 3 June 1999, covering approximately 668 square kilometres across Ranong and Chumphon provinces to protect watershed forests, evergreen rainforest and wildlife habitats of the Phuket mountain range.